but the sighting of embattled qb deshaun watson prompted mayfield straight.ers were thought to be a trade spot, maybe for jimmy garoppolo. but with mayfield going to carolina, that's out the door and with deshaun watson's trade to cleveland earlier this year. yeah, he might be suspended maybe for the whole year. and if watson can't play for cleveland, which would be crazy. but it's very feasible. that opens the door for another starting quarterback option for the browns. they might need a garoppolo for a year this year. the forty-niners also have less than 5 million dollars available in cap space and they're just don't appear to be many trade options left for the niners to remove garoppolo salary, which they'd love to do because they want to hand the reins over to trey lance. there is still a chance the niners can make a go route below trade work. but after the mayfield trade today, having to just release garoppolo could be the more likely scenario and that mask finally, former san jose shark in nhl defenseman brian marshman passed away today at the age of 53

depending on mayfield's playing time.field, the number one overall pick in the 2018 draft at a record of 28 30 in 4 seasons with the browns, the signing of embattled qb deshaun watson prompted the move. the trade closes a door on the most likely landing spot for jimmy garoppolo in carolina. but it could open the door for him with cleveland. if watson gets a lengthy suspension, otherwise it looks more likely than ever that the forty-niners might have to release jimmy g outright. finally, former san jose shark and a show defenseman brian marchment. he passed away on wednesday at the age of 53. the former enforcer was in montreal for the nhl draft as a scout for the sharks. no cause of death has been really san jose released a statement that reads bryant's lifelong love of hockey was unparalleled and he was amongst the most dedicated physical and fiercest players to ever play the game. he spent more than 20 seasons with the sharks organization. 334 games as a player and 15 years as a member of the shark scouting department,

. >> cleveland browns have interesttheir run this year, they traded baker mayfield in exchange for a draft pick, fifth rounder. it's now july 6th, and jimmy g is still a 49er. there's a lot of different ways this could end. most likely, a trade, but he's going to have to throw a football post shoulder surgery in order to be traded. we'll see what happens with that, but i wouldn't expect any movement anytime soon. >> if you only get a fifth for baker mayfield, what are you going to get for jimmy? >> that's a fgood question. they got fleeced. >>> winning a prize for (male) there are many voices in today's world. everyone is voicing their opinions about everything, and jesus is no exception to that. what if there was a clear voice telling you exactly who jesus is? (male announcer) join dr. david jeremiah as he teaches who jesus is and what that means for your life. tune in to dr. jeremiah's new series, "christ above all", on the next "turning point", right here on this station. >>> a 2-year-old pig named charlotte is racking up awards. >> she's a painting pig and created nearly a dozen

. >> cleveland browns have interesttheir run this year, they traded baker mayfield in exchange for a draft pick, fifth rounder. it's now july 6th, and jimmy g is still a 49er. there's a lot of different ways this could end. most likely, a trade, but he's going to have to throw a football post shoulder surgery in order to be traded. we'll see what happens with that, but i wouldn't expect any movement anytime soon. >> if you only get a fifth for baker mayfield, what are you going to get for jimmy? >> that's a fgood question. they got fleeced. >>> winning a prize for - [announcer] the more we learn about covid-19, the more questions we have. the biggest question now, what's next? what will covid bring in six months, a year? if you're feeling anxious about the future, you're not alone. calhope offers free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673, or live chat at calhope.org today. ugh-stipated... feeling weighed down by a backedup gut" call 833-317-4673, miralax is different. it works naturally with the water in your body to unblock your gut. ...free your gut. and your mood will fol

you're talking about mayfield. in mayfield jumped in an ambulance, because they knew they would need extra, and drove to eastern kentucky yesterday. the chief, his message, and the mayor, was the world was there for us when we needed them, we're going to be there for the people of eastern kentucky. that's pretty special. >> that is incredibly special. governor andy beshear, we thank you for the time. we know you've got a busy period ahead of you. please let us know what we can do to help to get any message out there you may need and lend a helping hand. >> thank you. people can help by donating to the team eastern kentucky flood relief fund. thank you to your network for putting it out there. >> we'll make sure it's on our website. governor andy beshear, thank you again. >> thank you. >>> thank everyone who's been watching this morning, we appreciate you making us part of your weekend. >> our coverage continues right now with fredericka whitfield. >>> hello, everyone, thank you so much for joining me this saturday,

to the carolina panthers for 1/4, or fifth round pick in 2020, for that depends on mayfield's playingwith panthers may feel the number one overall pick in the 2018 draft, joined the panthers team that already has sam donald the number three overall selection in 2018 on its quarterback depth chart. former nhl player and current scout for the san jose sharks has died. bryan marchment was just 53 years old. the former nhl defenseman was selected 16th overall in the 1987 nhl draft. he played 17 total seasons in the nhl, including with the san jose sharks before becoming a scout for the sharks in 2000 and seven, according to the league. marchment was attending the nhl's draft when he died unexpectedly. the sharks tweeted out a statement and that statement said in part, brian's lifelong love of hockey was unparalleled, and he was amongst the most dedicated physical and fiercest players to ever play the game. most importantly, brian was a loving son, husband and a father gone far too soon. far too young. and that will be our report for tonight. thanks. so much for watching ktvu news at 11. o

depending on mayfield's playing time. mayfield, the number one overall pick in the 2018 draft at a record of 28 30 in 4 seasons with the browns, the signing of embattled qb deshaun watson prompted the move. the trade closes the door on the most likely landing spot for jimmy garoppolo in carolina. but it could open the door for him with cleveland. if watson gets a lengthy suspension, otherwise it looks more likely than ever that the forty-niners might have to release jimmy g outright. finally, former san jose shark and a show defenseman brian march meant he passed away on wednesday at the age of 53. the former enforcer was in montreal for the nhl draft as a scout for the sharks. no cause of death has been really san jose released a statement that reads bryant's lifelong love of hockey was unparalleled and he was amongst the most dedicated physical and fiercest players to ever play the game. he spent more than 20 seasons with the sharks organization. 334 games as a player and 15 years as a member of the shark scouting depar

depending on mayfield's playing time. draft at a record of 28 30 in 4 seasons with the browns, the signing of embattled qb deshaun watson prompted the move. the trade closes a door on the most likely landing spot for jimmy garoppolo in carolina. but it could open the door for him with cleveland. if watson gets a lengthy suspension, otherwise it looks more likely than ever that the forty-niners might have to release jimmy g outright. finally, former san jose shark and a show defenseman brian marchment. he passed away on wednesday at the age of 53. the former enforcer was in montreal for the nhl draft as a scout for the sharks. no cause of death has been really san jose released a statement that reads bryant's lifelong love of hockey was unparalleled and he was amongst the most dedicated physical and fiercest players to ever play the game. he spent more than 20 seasons with the sharks organization. 334 games as a player and 15 years as a member of the shark scouting department, most importantly, brian was a loving son, husb

, cleveland receive a 4th or 5th round pick in 2014 depending on mayfield's playing time. mayfield it was the number one overall pick in the 2018 draft and a record of 28 30 in 4 seasons with the browns. cleveland signed the embattled qb deshaun watson earlier this year. that prompted this trade here and the trade closes the door on. well, a lot of people thought was the most likely landing spot for jimmy garoppolo, the niners qb. they're trying to trade him, you know, thinking might be able to go to carolina, but doesn't look like that anymore. but maybe this opens the door for cleveland to sign garoppolo because lot of people think the shawn watson is going to face a lengthy suspension and they're going to need somebody otherwise. and looks like the niners could very well have to release jimmy g outright and get nothing in return former san jose shark in nhl defenseman brian it passed away today at the age of 53. the former enforcer was in montreal, actually for the nhl draft as a scout for the sharks. the cause of death has been released, but the team released a stateme

that depends on mayfield's playing time with the panthers. the number one overall pick in the 2018 draft, joins the panthers team. it already has sam donald the number three overall selection in 2018 on its quarterback. depth chart. former nhl player and current scout for the san jose sharks has died. bryan marchment was 53 years old . the former nhl defenseman was selected 16th overall in the 1987 nhl draft. he played 17 seasons in the nhl, including with the san jose sharks before becoming a scout for the team in 2000 and seven according to the league. marchment was attending the nhl's draft when he died unexpectedly. the sharks tweeted a statement and mentioned in part quote brian's lifelong love of hockey was unparalleled, and he was amongst the most dedicated physical and fiercest players to ever play the game. most importantly, brian was a loving son, husband and father. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. oddly over the last three or four weeks, i've been noticing them going down, and that was kind of a welcome surprise. s

that depends on mayfield's playing time with the panthers.ayfield the number one overall pick in the 2018 draft, joined the panthers team that already has sam donald the number three overall selection in the 2018 draft on its quarterback, depth chart. former nhl player and current scout for the san jose sharks has died. bryan marchment was 53 years old. the former nhl defenseman was selected 16th overall in the 1987 nhl draft. he played 17 seasons in the nhl , including with the san jose sharks before becoming a scout for the team in 2000 and seven according to the league, marchment was attending the nhl's draft when he died unexpectedly. the sharks tweeted out a statement and they said in part quote brian's lifelong love of hockey was unparalleled, and he was amongst the most dedicated physical and fiercest players to ever play the game. most importantly, brian was a most importantly, brian was a loving son, husband and fathe oh, dear. penny, have you been recording shows on our dvr again? no. answer honestly. this is not a trial. that'll co

depending on mayfield's playing time.field, the number one overall pick in the 2018 draft at a record of 28 30 in 4 seasons with the browns, the signing of embattled qb deshaun watson prompted the move. the trade closes the door on the most likely landing spot for jimmy garoppolo in carolina. but it could open the door for him with cleveland. if watson gets a lengthy suspension, otherwise it looks more likely than ever that the forty-niners might have to release jimmy g outright. finally, former san jose shark and a show defenseman brian marchment. he passed away on wednesday at the age of 53. the former enforcer was in montreal for the nhl draft as a scout for the sharks. no cause of death has been really san jose released a statement that reads bryant's lifelong love of hockey was unparalleled and he was amongst the most dedicated physical and fiercest players to ever play the game. he spent more than 20 seasons with the sharks organization. 334 games as a player and 15 years as a member of the shark scouting department

quarterback baker mayfield just traded to the panthers.hat means another landing spot gone for jimmy g. what does that mean for the quarterback's future? >> i think it initially means the likelihood of him getting straight cut by the 49ers goes up. that was always on the table. his contract is not guaranteed this year. so the 49ers are very unlikely to pay $24 million just to try to hold out and get some small draft compensation, which at this point is going to be the going rate with what baker mayfield got going to the panthers yesterday. there just aren't a lot of teams left. seattle needs a quarterback. 49ers probably don't want to deal within the division. again, the likelihood of him being released soat some point goes up. >> let's shift gears and talk a little about the nba. the story line buzzing all week about kevin durant wanting to leave the nets. could we actually see him coming to glaelt? what would that mean for the team? >> highly unlikely that this is actually going to happen. fun to talk about. there are a few reasons why i

. >> the traded baker mayfield which leaves the browns with a possible opening because their quarterback, watson, is facing a suspension. perhaps jimmy g to cleveland? in baseball, take you to phoenix. 107 degrees. thankfully it is a dome. the giants and diamondbacks, six-game streak is over. top of the ninth. austin slater with a two run double. pot of 831 run for the giants. they almost blew the game in the bottom of the ninth. they hold on for a win 7-5. >>> at the coliseum, the a's and blue jays. it is always painful when a former a comes back to hurt you. matt chapman, once a cornerstone piece of the athletics, this? this is supersonic wifi from xfinity. it's fast. like, ready-for- major-gig-speeds fast. like riding-a-cheetah fast. isn't that right, girl? whoa! it can connect hundreds of devices at once. [ in unison ] that's powerful. couldn't have said it better myself. and with three times the bandwidth, the gaming never has to end. slaying is our business. and business is good. unbeatable internet from xfinity. made to do anything so you can do anything. >>> there is a new foreve

. >> the traded baker mayfield which leaves the browns with a possible opening because their quarterbackon, is facing a suspension. perhaps jimmy g to cleveland? in baseball, take you to phoenix. 107 degrees. thankfully it is a dome. the giants and diamondbacks, six-game streak is over. top of the ninth. austin slater with a two run double. pot of 831 run for the giants. they almost blew the game in the bottom of the ninth. they hold on for a win 7-5. >>> at the coliseum, the a's and blue jays. it is always painful when a former a comes back to hurt you. matt chapman, once a cornerstone piece of the athletics, >>> there is a new forever stamp featuring nancy reagan. the postal service held the dedication ceremony at the presidential library and museum today. it is what would've been her 101st birth they. it features a portrait of mrs. reagan and her signature red dress and pearls. she championed the just say no antidrug campaign. she is the sixth first lady honored for the stamp. >>> you get the final word as we go into thursday which we call friday adjacent. >> more clouds back in the m

the rain a compound disaster in a state still recovering from a deadly hit by an ef-4 tornado in mayfield back in december in a moment i'll speak to the governor for a late update. >> reporter: in a swath of the south submerged total devastation and a death toll expected to climb. >> we got so much damage and the whole roadway is gone. >> reporter: the city of hazard, kentucky devastated after tension rain spurred sweeping flash floods and mud slides >> everybody knows everybody around here. everybody tries to help but when it comes this fast, just ain't nothing you can do. >> reporter: officials confirming dire numbers. at least eight people killed including an 81-year-old woman. the governor declaring a state of emergency >> we probably have not seen the worst of it sadly we believe we will lose kentuckians and a lot of kentuckians will probably lose most of what they have >> reporter: recovery efforts complicated by the storm's strength knocking out power to more than 25,000 people and wiping cell coverage throughout the region in nearby pound, virginia rescuers scour an assisted livin

dw corresponded mayfield luda travelled to eastern congo for us and found this report. the sound of a bomb blast made that amazon he at edi fear for his life. it exploded near his home in the village of the honda eastern congo. he knew instantly that the m 23 rebels were coming there. it was around 2 am. we were all afraid because it was not small bullets. there were bombs where we knew it was an attack. so everybody started fleeing. he got shot in the crossfire between the m 23 rebels and the congress army . 650 families have found refuge at this school near gama. not cables. capital conditions are deplorable. people sleep in class rooms and they tell us, there is no food or medical care. 160000 people have been forced to flee since the clashes began in april. the m. 23 was pushed back by the congolese army, begged by you and troops, and surrendered in 2013. but in november last year, it re merged the militia group claims to protect the tootsie minority in east and congo, and accuses the government of failing to observe a previous piece deal. kinshasa says the m 23 reb

we looked at her rising tensions with washington mayfield. bonner. ah, you're tuned into the news. our r t. my name's unit o'neill, you're welcome to the program. in a bombshell admission, the former national security adviser to donald trump has admitted the u. s. was involved in a number of cruise around the world. john bolton made the confession during an interview with cnn. one doesn't have to be brilliant to attempt to qu, i disagree with that as somebody who has help planned kuta not here, but you know, other places it takes a lot of work. a big surprise that john bolton, a former national security adviser, would actually call a spade a spade when it comes to washington's decades long tendency of over throwing governments around the world that it doesn't like. but to introduce this idea that the u. s. orchestrates, coo day toss on in other countries on a mainstream media outlet like cnn. i mean, that could really, like you said, open pandora's box in terms of how people view the legitimacy of washington's foreign policy decisions. we've already seen bolton's comments, draw qui

there's a group from mayfield that drove an ambulance across kentucky, the area hit hardest be i the tornadoes because they were there for them and they want to be there for eastern kentucky residents in the time of need. we had over 150 i think it is affair rescues on the roof or the tree where the state police, national guard from west virginia and tennessee helping us out lifting people up because they otherwise can't get out. you look at boats and different level. bringing in the zodiak boats with serious current in some places making it dangerous to get to people. so we try to get them. all the belongings are gone. they didn't have a lot to begin with that are losing everything. >> governor, western kentucky still recovering from last december's tornadoes. what does it say about the state's vulnerability to the climate crisis and the resilience? >> first, we are resilient people. we love each other and when this happens we open the homes and the hearts to each other. i want to thank the hundreds of people out there trying to bring people to safety. feeding them. caring about the

. >> host: next up is joan in mayfield, new york good morning. >> caller: i come from -- good morning thank you. i come from a military family, three generations of lifers. i am wondering, we need to treat hundred teach patriotism today for the not taught that in school they are taught to hate themselves, themselves and their color. and this is i think a big part of the problem. this is not preparing our men and women to fight.o so what do we do about that? boxer talked a little bit up patriotism earlier join to respond? >> that is a problem. the american military has entered the political sphere when decades ago it never was a topic of conversation. but now, i will speak candidly athey are people on the right o believe the american military are woke being used as a social experiment for there's one on the left believe it's a hotbed of racism neither when those characterizations is accurate pursuing it's best to stay in the american neutral position which is where it belongs. teaching >> education is pressuring american schools to teach with on a standardized test bit math, reading, t

. >> ross mayfield from there. me. >>> let's check in on the futures market before we leave you and hand you over to squawk box. small moves relative to yesterday. the nasdaq down about 100 points or so, which is just shy of 1%. it gained 4% yesterday, and our dow is down as well. meta is down as well after reporting disappointing numbers last night. it is down 6%. we will turn to amazon and apple later today, of course seeing decent bounces so far this month in those tech names like amazon and apple. we will find out on the closing bell, and of course >>> airlines such as jetblue in spirit, we will keep an eye on them as well. but we are out of time here on worldwide exchange. squawkbox is up next >>> on today's agenda, our first look at gdp in the second quarter. shares of meta are falling after a disappointing earnings report. we will look at what mark zuckerberg said about demand. >>> plus, senators joe manchin and chuck schumer reaching a deal on hundreds of billions of dollars in climate and energy spending.

the former number one overall pick baker mayfield is now a north carolina panther, after the browns traded for a 2024 conditional pick. he will join the former 2018 number three overall pick, sam turnout and competition for the starting quarterback role. how fast things can change in the nfl. what does this mean for jimmy garoppolo, the niners quarterback should be throwing right now as he recovers from his off-season shoulder injury. he expected to be traded at some point. could it be cleveland? we will see how it plays out. various injuries across the league. stanford is the home of champions, today a cardinal, was shocked to learn about an amazing accomplishment. [cheers and applause] that smiling young lady, juliette whitaker. stanford, maryland native was named the 2021-2022 gatorade national girls track and field player of the year. she beat out 501,000 track and field athletes to earn the honor. owners of the award have combined to win 71 gold medals and 94 national championship. all things considered, she has a bright future ahead of her. and like to win gatorade, but never won a g

this is a rendering of the mayfield wind offshore wind farm.e seeing is not exactly what it will look like but close to it, built 30 miles south of martha's vineyard and when it is done, it will generate enough clean energy to power nearly 800,000 homes and where biden gave the address, that is where the wind farm will connect to the mainland power grid and manufacture the massive undersea cables to make that happen and expected to generate about 14,000 well-paying jobs that will last at least 20 to 25 years. and that is just one wind farm. last fall, president biden used his executive power to get the department of the interior to open up nearly all federal waters for leasing for offshore wind farms. think about that. it allows the expansion of clean energy projects like this one anywhere in federal waters. so that is the good news. but what senator joe manchin sinking what is left of the hope of congressional action on climate, and using the address to declare the crisis on climate a national emergency and using executive power to do it and r

and then my goodness, the mayor sending the fire chief of mayfield, something really special.d i guess after meeting them i'm not surprised. but to hear how grateful they still are the people of kentucky were there for them and they want to pay it forward to a pretty good example for all of us. the first information that we will put out will be a demographic information like we do with covid, we'll see what and when names might come. certainly families would have to be notified first. and then we'll see what we can do from there. >> at least six children have died, do you know which county? >> i don't have a firm grasp on the counties. i know we have two in our official number and i believe we found four more, and it's -- it's going to grow from there. from everything we have seen, we may be updating a count of how many we lost for the next several weeks. some of these areas, it's hard to know exactly how many people were there and we might not have an exact number and people that live in the area might not have an exact number. it makes calling the numbers, the ksp numbers, s

not even a year ago there was the mayfield, kentucky tornado disaster.usly that community still reeling from that. so the state of kentucky again hit by devastation and calamity here. >> all right. jesse, thank you so much. >>> following new reports that dozens of ukrainian prisoners of war were killed in the east by a missile strike. we'll get the latest. >>> and plus the controversial saudi backed golf tournament begins today in new jersey. what is behind the protests and trump's response ahead. nd the p trump's response ahead [whistling] when you have technology that's easier to control... that can scale across all your clouds... we got that right? yeah, we got that. it's easier to be an innovator. so you can do more incredible things. [whistling] >>> 39 past the hour. and this morning in ukraine, we're learning new details about a missile strike at a detention center in donetsk. officials in the separatist held territory say the strike killed 53 ukrainian prisoners of war. the video is from the russian defense ministry and ukrainian officials blame r

the seahawks were said to be interested in baker mayfield until he became a carolina panther last weekrading russell wilson, seattle's choice of starting quarterbacks currently on the roster are drew lock and geno smith, or that may give the 49ers a little more bargaining power, despite the fact that it's uncommon for a team to trade within its division with the potential of seeing that player twice. during the season. and chris. quiet. wondolowski came along. he was the unquestioned all time face of the santas earthquakes, according to reports tonight. landon donovan is among the finalists to take over as manager of the quakes. donovan holds that position right now, with the second tier san diego loyal in the usl donovan played for the quakes for the first four years of his mls career before then spending 11 seasons with the l. a galaxy. the quakes are currently managed on an interim basis by alex cavallo after mathias almeida was fired back in april. the u. s women's soccer team taking on mexico tonight in the concacaf world championship, was still a scoreless game in the 89th minute

mike murphy, ross mayfield and kevin mann, good to see you all. have a good weekend.y, one new york times opinion columnist admitting he was flat out wrong about inflation and the economy, his mea culpa coming up. plus congressman james comer is here, he is now seeking clarification on why the u.s. sold oil from the strategic reserves to a hunter biden connected chinese company. good question. it's coming up next. joining the conversation all morning long this morning, christian whiton and brian brenberg. we'll get back to this fantastic panel when we come right back. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ working on our night moves. ♪ trying to lose some awkward teenage blues. ♪ working on our night moves. ♪ finding my way forward with node-positive breast cancer felt overwhelming at times. but i never just found my way, i made it. so when i finished active therapy, i kept moving forward and did everything i could to protect myself from recurrence. verzenio is the first treatment in over 15 years to reduce the risk of recurrence for adults with

chief the chef and co owner, david mayfield tells us here at ktvu.ge and retain those good employees. what we always came down to. at the at the like most finite spot was the fact that people were not making enough to pay ends meet and without compensation. you have no chance of creating the culture that you say you want to create. the down in charge is a 10% fee. a field says the majority of guests are supportive of that fee. 6 47 is the time and san jose airport will be getting more than $10 million to make improvements to accessibility. the faa wants the airport to use that money to make it easier for people with disabilities to get around and independent study, commissioned four years ago found more than 1700 problems when it came to accessibility at that airport. the money is part of the bipartisan infrastructure package that congress passed earlier this year. well, that online word game word all is now headed to the tabletop. the new york times owns the popular online word puzzle. now it's teaming up with hasbro to make word all aboard game. th

joan in mayfield, new york. good morning. >> i come from -- good morning, thank you.e from a military family. three generations with lifers. i'm wondering we need to teach patriotism to kiss the day but there are not kidding that schools are taught to hate themselves, their colors and just by color. and this is i think a big part of the problem. this woke stuff is not preparing our men and women to fight. what do we do about that? >> we talked about patriotism earlier, do you want to -- >> joan, that's a problem. the american military has kind of under the political sphere went decades ago, it never really was the topic of conversation. but now i'll speak candidly. there's people in the right to believe the american military is woke or being used as a social experiment and there's one thing we love to believe the military is a hotbed of racism or extremism. and neither one of those characterizations is accurate. it's really doing its best to stay in the american neutral position. which is where it's belongs. i think in terms of schools, teaching civic education. you'r

it hit and largely destroyed the town of mayfield, which is the biggest grain storage facility in ourstate. completely wiped out. so, i want to thank you for you all have already done to help all numb -- all numerous occasions as we try to recover but as part of the destruction with a grain shortage going on in western kentucky, not only do we lose millions of bushels of storage, we've got a problem that has to be fixed or we are basically out of business this year. so, what i did was put a provision in the appropriations bill tha -- that asks you to identify funding sources that we can address pretty quickly to not completely lose our ability to have storage for this year's crops. i don't know if you are familiar with this or not but i wonder if you have any awareness of it. and if you can give me any assurance that maybe we can address this issue by your decision shortly. sec. vilsack: i am aware, i know our staff has been in touch with the farm bureau down in your state as well as your own staff. i understand there is an idea of a series of pop up storage facilities there. there ar

amber mayfield, she is the founder of wow entertaining magazine and she's got some really great tips.tining up your makeup. even like just staying cool. don't want to go swimming. >> exactly. and cold towels on the end just to put on your neck and keep everyone cool. >> and it looks nice with all of the different galvanized tins. those are great. details on this and also the fashion. you killed it, by the way. i want the jeans, on our website. let's talk briefly about an edible -- what do you call that again? >> edible table runner. >> usually it's like a cloth. why not make it edible. >> that's so smart. >> why not incorporate red, white and blue. you've done it so well. >> making your decor edible is always fun, strawberries, twizzlers, raspberries, rice krispie treats, everything you can try. blue m&ms, raspberries, blueberries lining your table and it's edible getting a two in one. i love that. >> any other ideas for making an edible table? i know you keep talking about all of these different components that are both fun, festive and not a waste. >> yes, i would also do this with so

david mayfield is the chef and co owner and tells us here at ktvu that they are now able to pay workersving wage and retain good employees. what we always came down to. at the at the like most finite spot was the fact that people were not making enough to pay ends meet and without compensation. you have no chance of creating the culture that you say you want to create. the down in charge is a 10% fee, and neufeld says the majority of guests are supportive of that fee. hellfire firefighters could become the focus of a new lego design. a lego designer says he designed a brick version of caliph irs hawk helicopter. it's an aircraft that's used for fighting wildfires. that lego designers now submitted his work to lego. the next step is for the company to then move forward with the review process. i signed the contract with legal and i give to lego the building instruction and, uh, now i need to waiting. the company will test if the design meets its standards. the review on that health for helicopter design is set to start in september. health officials are checking the water wastewater that

it hits largely destroyed the town of mayfield. the biggest grain storage facility in our state. completely wiped out. i want to thank you for what you have already done. as we try to recover. as part of the destruction, with the drain scored infrastructure gone in western kentucky, not only did we lose millions of bushels of storage, we have got a problem that has to be fixed. where we are basically out of business this year. so, when i did, put in a provision, in the appropriations bill that asks you to identify from the sources, that we can address pretty quickly. to not completely lose our ability to have storage for crops. i don't know whether you are already familiar this or not. i wonder if you have any awareness of it. if you give me any assurance that maybe we can adjust this issue by our decision shortly. >> senator, i am aware our staff has been in touch with the bureau in your state, as well as your staff. i understand there is an idea of a series of pop-up storage facilities there. i think there's some concerns about precisely how cumbersome that particular solution

host: next we have joan and mayfield, new york. caller: good morning, thank you. i come from a military family, three generations of lifers. we need to teach patriotism but they are not getting that in schools. they are taught to hate themselves since a judge by color. this woke stuff is not preparing our men and women to fight. what do we do about that? host: we talked about patriotism earlier do you want to respond to that? guest: the american military has entered the political sphere. i will speak candidly, there are people on the right that believe the american military as woke. and people on the left to believe that the military as a hotbed of right-wing extremism. it is work firmly to remain neutral. in terms of teaching civic education, you are right. that has been squeezed out. the pressure to teach what is on standardized test has squeezed out many of the other topics that used to be taught in american schools including government and civic education. host: next up, joe on the retired military mind. caller: good morning and thank you for taking my call. i

. >> my name is denise mayfield. i'm a little nervous.ymother is nancy jen . >> i saw the resemblance. >> anyway, my mom was born and activist. even when she retired as a city employee she became an activist for the retirees. she was one of the group that formed plb. sorry. my mom always fought for the rights of all retired city employees to be able to have the money to have a quality retirement.whenever i was in a new job my mom always said how are the benefits. i had been a union activist because of my mom's influence . she and i believe. please do the right thing and get this on the ballot measure. iq so much. also we are having a celebration of life on july 16 at the pacifica community centerfrom 1 to 4 , you are all invited. >> clerk: as an honor to know and work with tiffany. are there any other members of the public in these chambers who would like to testify on item 6? seeing none are there any remote members of the public who would like to testify remotely? >> any members of the public who arewaiting for remote public comment, fi